The Fourth Calamity: Our Loyalty Knows No Equal

See the latest, good grass. Players can be resurrected for free. This point is enough for me to continue watching, and there are more players. It is much better than traditional CDs such as the Fourth Natural Disaster Resurrection, which have been in closed beta for ten thousand years, and the number of people does not exceed a thousand. Pig's Foot can be considered invincible, but I don't quite understand that Pig's Foot clearly says that the world cannot bear his power, but in the end, it still gives strength to the player in times of crisis. It seems that it is also planning to go for unlimited streaming. It is currently in the Resident Evil world. I hope that the subsequent world will continue to be more realistic. The two-dimensional and animated worlds are too out of place for players to guide.

First of all, the background of this book is that the protagonist is invincible, so there is no such uncomfortable setting that is common in the early stages of other player novels and the player needs to be resurrected at a price. After all, the main player is a resurrection without a price. The whole price, then what do you call the fourth natural disaster? The writing is also good, at least better than many authors on Tomato. It is not so awkward. I am starting to look forward to Pacific Rim. The battle between large mechas is exciting.

It can be said to be the real fourth natural disaster. It can be started if the player cannot defeat it. It is backed by the invincible emperor. It does not require the development of the protagonist and does not suppress the players. Everything in the early stage is created by the players themselves.

The latest 83 chapters in one breath! The fourth natural disaster novel that I have seen in recent times is the most enjoyable one. The characters are vivid and the battles are exciting. The story has a steady and refreshing rhythm. The group portrait scenes are well written, and the protagonist's appearance scenes are also just right. In particular, I like the settings of the protagonist and the player very much. The protagonist is more invincible than the protagonists of many invincible novels that are trying to seduce others. The player settings are also the real "fourth natural disaster". [Learned] Nowadays, there are many player stories with low abilities, extremely long resurrection time, severe death penalty, and very slow detonation speed. They only have two or three kittens for nearly 100 chapters. They are also called "The Fourth Natural Disaster". I don't understand it. I believe you say it is a post-apocalyptic wasteland survival story, but where are the "natural disasters"? I finished Chapter 160. There is nothing wrong with the book, but the pace is a bit too fast and complicated for me. I haven't tasted the Pacific Rim world yet. The explosive development is connected to the starry sky, and it also involves other gods, wills, time travelers, and the like. It feels more and more like a grand narrative of a high-dimensional world. Gamers really want to become the sons of the empire.

There is a very cute thing about this book. The players are all called little players. The plot is also great. Except for the fact that players still haven't realized that this is a real world, everything else is pretty good.

Although I keep fighting. . . But from the perspective of the Invincible novel, it feels like it is not exciting enough, from the perspective of Infinite Streaming, the plot feels a bit not tense enough, and from the perspective of the online game novel, it feels that the player's growth is a bit jumpy and not detailed enough. . . Overall, it's a bit unremarkable, just like watching running water. . . But when you are bored and novice bookworms, you can still read it. Four stars encourage you.

How to say it? This book combines the heavens, the fourth natural disaster, group portraits, and also mixes Warhammer elements. There are no huge setting holes so far. Although there are a few typos, it is undoubtedly great as a refreshing article. It was the first time I read "The Lottery for a Hundred Years, My Wife is Cold Ice" It feels like that book, but I think this book can be written better than that one. The player element greatly expands the reading volume of this book, but it also tests the author's writing and framework construction capabilities. I hope that in the later period, the combat power will not collapse and the new world will become a chronicle.

What a great book. I finally found a book that I can read. It suits my taste. I don't see any bad points for the time being. It's not a mindless and enjoyable book. The writing style is also great. There is no diaosi atmosphere or cliche plot. After reading this novel, I will talk about its shortcomings and advantages. Let's talk about the advantages first: the writing is very good, the characters are well portrayed, the group portraits, and the opening setting are also very good. Let's talk about the shortcomings: the first zombie world, I personally feel that it is a bit long, and the entire book has too much description of war. In fact, it can be detailed that some players explore some worlds shrouded in darkness or disaster. Ordinary people struggle to survive. These players help, and finally summon an army of players to purify the world in critical moments. Let me also talk about these world choices. There are too few descriptions of the world. Jumping from this world of revenge to the world of mythology, the players are so strong no matter how they encounter the quasi-sages of heavenly immortals and golden immortals. Then in the central world, it was so difficult to defeat aliens with a civilization equivalent to the golden elixir. It felt a bit awkward, and it basically collapsed behind the price system. Finally, I don't like the setting that the entire multi-dimensional world is a fragmented prehistoric world. The upper limit of the protagonist and some things are locked, such as the world, which cannot be written for a lot of time. It is best for the protagonist to be mysterious, and no one else knows or can calculate it. The setting of the end of the prehistoric world makes the protagonist feel like he has been arranged by the boss, which feels bad.

Although, in the early stages of Resident Evil and Pacific Rim, it suddenly accelerated to an interstellar war, which always felt a bit abrupt! But it's not bad. Support the author and please update more! The subject matter is also very interesting!

The writing is very good, and the story connection is very natural, making people look forward to the next plot. However, like my last book, it feels more messy toward the end. However, the ending is not as unfinished as the previous book, so this one is better than the unfinished one. If you like The Fourth Natural Disaster, you can check it out. Regardless of the ending, you can watch it